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Self-Management Support Toolkit
The Health Navigator NZ team and ADHB have recently released a Self-Management Support Toolkit. This contains useful resources, a programme directory and information that may be of interest to viewers of this website.
To view and download…
ContinuePosted on November 21, 2011 at 6:22 — 1 Comment
Evidence: Helping people help themselves
Great resource recently published by The Health Foundation in the UK. Provides " a review of the evidence considering whether it is worthwhile to support self-management."
Excellent list on page vi highlighting general components that have been found to work well to support self-management.
Nearly all of the elements listed here are key to both the Stanford programme and the Flinders programme such as problem solving, goal setting, developing care plans in…
ContinuePosted on October 16, 2011 at 8:00
Australasian Long-Term Health Conditions Conference
Hope you have all heard about the Long-Term Conditions conference we're hosting in collaboration with a number of DHBs and the Heart Foundation. Tell your colleagues and friends and look forward to seeing you there!
The dates are Thursday 7th - Friday 8th April,…
ContinuePosted on March 12, 2011 at 13:12 — 4 Comments
Welcome!
Great to see more people have joined the SMN website this week. Tell your friends and colleagues and start adding comments to the groups, discussions, resources to the resource library and even start your first blog like me!
We look forward to seeing lots of ideas and stories being shared.
Best wishes from Janine and the Health Navigator NZ team.
Posted on April 25, 2010 at 23:48
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Thanks Janine. I look forward to the conversations!
Hi Janine, no, I'm a librarian, I do web stuff for Chch city libraries. I'm interested in how people use online resources, in particular in managing illness because of my own, and how/where they access information. For example, what makes an online community successful, or not. Take Patients Like Me for example, they have effectively built a large community of sufferers through the simple idea of aggregating health information from actual patients.
Thanks Janine, I actually have many sources of information about ME but am interested in this as a NZer and technologist - to be honest I thought that Ning had pretty much disappeared. I work in Christchurch and live just outside, in West Melton.
I may be wrong but would I be right in thinking there has not been much activity on this site recently or am I missing something?
No I dont know Jayne it would be good to hook up with her if I can help. i must admit as an occupational therapist and a life coach I really do believe that there so much that can be done even before chronic care is required in terms of supporting people with healthier coping mechanisms, stress and anxiety management, support with life balance. Not sure what has been happening in chronic care. What is Flinders? Many thanks, Liz
Have not explored yet but will over the coming weeks. Hope this resource helps others. If I have anything to contribute I certainly will. Many thanks. Take care, Liz
Things going well in Whangarei - just finishing off my Masters.
Flinders is still being used in Manaia with CarePlus.
Look forward to seeing the changes to the tools.
Kind Regards
Jayne
Andy
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